Diseases Indirectly Transmitted by Rats. 1  Plague. This disease is carried by rats and transmitted by fleas in the process of taking a blood meal. 2  Colorado Tick Fever. This is a viral disease that is transmitted by the bite of a tick that has taken a blood meal from a bushy-tailed woodrat. 3  Cutaneous Leishmaniasis.
During week 4, you will finish your preparation for the GRE. You'll review the second of your simulation exams, and, more importantly, you'll do more practice questions and then REVIEW all of the practice questions that you have seen. You'll need to spend at least 6 days in preparing for the GRE, spending upwards of 2 hours each day, for a total of 12 hours. Here is a sample week plan: Day 1: Review the second simulation GRE exam that you took at the end of week #3.
If a particular school needs to receive GRE scores by December 1st, you know that you have to take the GRE at least 15 days before that in order for your scores to be received in time. Additionally, when you know how soon youâll get your GRE scores, you can use that information to plan for if/when youâd like to retake the test. Be aware that you can only take the GRE once every 21 days, and no more than five times within any 12-month period. Final Review: How Long Does It Take to Get GRE Scores?